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Pilgrims' Companion
The Khalili Anis al-Hujjaj
Khan, Qaisra M.; Burns, Michael
Kulturalis
04/2026
320
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Inglês
9781836360254
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1. Foreword - Professor Sir Nasser David Khalili
2. Acknowledgements
3. Safi b. Vali's Journey (map)
The Khalili Anis al-?ujjaj - An Introduction
1. The Manuscript
2. Conservation & Display
3. Historical Context
4. About the Author
a. Safi b. Vali's Library
5. The Dedication
6. The Audience
7. Other Hajj Narratives
8. The Indian Ocean
9. The Ships & Ocean
a. The Salamat Ras
b. The Fath'i
c. Celestial Navigation
10. The Route
a. The Overland Route
b. The Return
11. The Masjid al-Haram & Hajj
a. Textiles & Fittings
12. Medina
13. Food, Drink & Consumables
a. Court Culture
14. Sketches
15. The Illustrations
a. Folio 1b - 'Unvan and Opening Text
b. Folio 2b - Port Surat, ships and tender-boats
c. Folio 3b - The Sea of Oman and ships
d. Folio 10a - Mash?ar al-Haram and the gathering of pebbles for the Jamarat
e. Folio 10b - The village of Mina and its rituals, including shaving, sacrifice and casting [of pebbles] at the Jamarat
f. Folio 11b - The complex of the Pure Birthplace of the Prophet, peace be upon him
g. Folio 12a - Clarifying the blueprint of the Masjid al-Haram referencing the four cardinal directions
h. Folio 15a - The pilgrims' caravan of Maghreb province
i. Folio 15b - The caravan of Egyptian pilgrims
j. Folio 16a - The Syrian pilgrims' caravan
k. Folio 16b - Caravan of the Bedouins and the people of Najd
l. Folio 17a - The India caravan and the Iran caravan
m. Folio 17b - Officials, scribes and secretaries (not captioned)
n. Folio 18a - Sharif Barakat, Governor of the Two Holy Places, riding to greet and don the robe of honour of Sultan Mehmed IV, Emperor of Rum.
o. Folio 18b - ?Abdi Pasha, the Amir al-Hajj of Egypt, riding out to depart from Great Mecca towards Honourable Medina
p. Folio 22b: The Port of Jeddah
q. Folio 21a - The Port of Mokha
i. The qapuq pole
r. Folios 21b and 23a: The lion seizing the young man and an unknown rider freeing the young man. Reunion gathering for the young man and [his] mother.
16. Other Copies
17. Translations
18. Close
The Khalili Anis al-?ujjaj - The Translation
19. Translator's Introduction
20. Anis al-?ujjaj
21. Timeline of Events
22. Glossary of Terms, People, Places & Units
23. Bibliography
24. Index
2. Acknowledgements
3. Safi b. Vali's Journey (map)
The Khalili Anis al-?ujjaj - An Introduction
1. The Manuscript
2. Conservation & Display
3. Historical Context
4. About the Author
a. Safi b. Vali's Library
5. The Dedication
6. The Audience
7. Other Hajj Narratives
8. The Indian Ocean
9. The Ships & Ocean
a. The Salamat Ras
b. The Fath'i
c. Celestial Navigation
10. The Route
a. The Overland Route
b. The Return
11. The Masjid al-Haram & Hajj
a. Textiles & Fittings
12. Medina
13. Food, Drink & Consumables
a. Court Culture
14. Sketches
15. The Illustrations
a. Folio 1b - 'Unvan and Opening Text
b. Folio 2b - Port Surat, ships and tender-boats
c. Folio 3b - The Sea of Oman and ships
d. Folio 10a - Mash?ar al-Haram and the gathering of pebbles for the Jamarat
e. Folio 10b - The village of Mina and its rituals, including shaving, sacrifice and casting [of pebbles] at the Jamarat
f. Folio 11b - The complex of the Pure Birthplace of the Prophet, peace be upon him
g. Folio 12a - Clarifying the blueprint of the Masjid al-Haram referencing the four cardinal directions
h. Folio 15a - The pilgrims' caravan of Maghreb province
i. Folio 15b - The caravan of Egyptian pilgrims
j. Folio 16a - The Syrian pilgrims' caravan
k. Folio 16b - Caravan of the Bedouins and the people of Najd
l. Folio 17a - The India caravan and the Iran caravan
m. Folio 17b - Officials, scribes and secretaries (not captioned)
n. Folio 18a - Sharif Barakat, Governor of the Two Holy Places, riding to greet and don the robe of honour of Sultan Mehmed IV, Emperor of Rum.
o. Folio 18b - ?Abdi Pasha, the Amir al-Hajj of Egypt, riding out to depart from Great Mecca towards Honourable Medina
p. Folio 22b: The Port of Jeddah
q. Folio 21a - The Port of Mokha
i. The qapuq pole
r. Folios 21b and 23a: The lion seizing the young man and an unknown rider freeing the young man. Reunion gathering for the young man and [his] mother.
16. Other Copies
17. Translations
18. Close
The Khalili Anis al-?ujjaj - The Translation
19. Translator's Introduction
20. Anis al-?ujjaj
21. Timeline of Events
22. Glossary of Terms, People, Places & Units
23. Bibliography
24. Index
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Islamic art; Khalili Collections; Islamic studies; history enthusiasts; art lovers; travel literature; spiritual guidance; 17th-century Indian Ocean trade networks; Safi ibn Vali Qazwini; Qaisra M. Khan; journey to Mecca; Mughal India; Indian Ocean; Red Sea; Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb; Holy Sanctuaries; 17th-century religious practices; maritime travel; Indian Ocean world; Islamic history
1. Foreword - Professor Sir Nasser David Khalili
2. Acknowledgements
3. Safi b. Vali's Journey (map)
The Khalili Anis al-?ujjaj - An Introduction
1. The Manuscript
2. Conservation & Display
3. Historical Context
4. About the Author
a. Safi b. Vali's Library
5. The Dedication
6. The Audience
7. Other Hajj Narratives
8. The Indian Ocean
9. The Ships & Ocean
a. The Salamat Ras
b. The Fath'i
c. Celestial Navigation
10. The Route
a. The Overland Route
b. The Return
11. The Masjid al-Haram & Hajj
a. Textiles & Fittings
12. Medina
13. Food, Drink & Consumables
a. Court Culture
14. Sketches
15. The Illustrations
a. Folio 1b - 'Unvan and Opening Text
b. Folio 2b - Port Surat, ships and tender-boats
c. Folio 3b - The Sea of Oman and ships
d. Folio 10a - Mash?ar al-Haram and the gathering of pebbles for the Jamarat
e. Folio 10b - The village of Mina and its rituals, including shaving, sacrifice and casting [of pebbles] at the Jamarat
f. Folio 11b - The complex of the Pure Birthplace of the Prophet, peace be upon him
g. Folio 12a - Clarifying the blueprint of the Masjid al-Haram referencing the four cardinal directions
h. Folio 15a - The pilgrims' caravan of Maghreb province
i. Folio 15b - The caravan of Egyptian pilgrims
j. Folio 16a - The Syrian pilgrims' caravan
k. Folio 16b - Caravan of the Bedouins and the people of Najd
l. Folio 17a - The India caravan and the Iran caravan
m. Folio 17b - Officials, scribes and secretaries (not captioned)
n. Folio 18a - Sharif Barakat, Governor of the Two Holy Places, riding to greet and don the robe of honour of Sultan Mehmed IV, Emperor of Rum.
o. Folio 18b - ?Abdi Pasha, the Amir al-Hajj of Egypt, riding out to depart from Great Mecca towards Honourable Medina
p. Folio 22b: The Port of Jeddah
q. Folio 21a - The Port of Mokha
i. The qapuq pole
r. Folios 21b and 23a: The lion seizing the young man and an unknown rider freeing the young man. Reunion gathering for the young man and [his] mother.
16. Other Copies
17. Translations
18. Close
The Khalili Anis al-?ujjaj - The Translation
19. Translator's Introduction
20. Anis al-?ujjaj
21. Timeline of Events
22. Glossary of Terms, People, Places & Units
23. Bibliography
24. Index
2. Acknowledgements
3. Safi b. Vali's Journey (map)
The Khalili Anis al-?ujjaj - An Introduction
1. The Manuscript
2. Conservation & Display
3. Historical Context
4. About the Author
a. Safi b. Vali's Library
5. The Dedication
6. The Audience
7. Other Hajj Narratives
8. The Indian Ocean
9. The Ships & Ocean
a. The Salamat Ras
b. The Fath'i
c. Celestial Navigation
10. The Route
a. The Overland Route
b. The Return
11. The Masjid al-Haram & Hajj
a. Textiles & Fittings
12. Medina
13. Food, Drink & Consumables
a. Court Culture
14. Sketches
15. The Illustrations
a. Folio 1b - 'Unvan and Opening Text
b. Folio 2b - Port Surat, ships and tender-boats
c. Folio 3b - The Sea of Oman and ships
d. Folio 10a - Mash?ar al-Haram and the gathering of pebbles for the Jamarat
e. Folio 10b - The village of Mina and its rituals, including shaving, sacrifice and casting [of pebbles] at the Jamarat
f. Folio 11b - The complex of the Pure Birthplace of the Prophet, peace be upon him
g. Folio 12a - Clarifying the blueprint of the Masjid al-Haram referencing the four cardinal directions
h. Folio 15a - The pilgrims' caravan of Maghreb province
i. Folio 15b - The caravan of Egyptian pilgrims
j. Folio 16a - The Syrian pilgrims' caravan
k. Folio 16b - Caravan of the Bedouins and the people of Najd
l. Folio 17a - The India caravan and the Iran caravan
m. Folio 17b - Officials, scribes and secretaries (not captioned)
n. Folio 18a - Sharif Barakat, Governor of the Two Holy Places, riding to greet and don the robe of honour of Sultan Mehmed IV, Emperor of Rum.
o. Folio 18b - ?Abdi Pasha, the Amir al-Hajj of Egypt, riding out to depart from Great Mecca towards Honourable Medina
p. Folio 22b: The Port of Jeddah
q. Folio 21a - The Port of Mokha
i. The qapuq pole
r. Folios 21b and 23a: The lion seizing the young man and an unknown rider freeing the young man. Reunion gathering for the young man and [his] mother.
16. Other Copies
17. Translations
18. Close
The Khalili Anis al-?ujjaj - The Translation
19. Translator's Introduction
20. Anis al-?ujjaj
21. Timeline of Events
22. Glossary of Terms, People, Places & Units
23. Bibliography
24. Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Islamic art; Khalili Collections; Islamic studies; history enthusiasts; art lovers; travel literature; spiritual guidance; 17th-century Indian Ocean trade networks; Safi ibn Vali Qazwini; Qaisra M. Khan; journey to Mecca; Mughal India; Indian Ocean; Red Sea; Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb; Holy Sanctuaries; 17th-century religious practices; maritime travel; Indian Ocean world; Islamic history
